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I got it to work with ChatGPT, took around 5 attempts, but that was mainly me not understanding all the edge cases. Once I came up with a strategy that would work, ChatGPT gave me working code. My strategy was not efficient, but did work. I
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3y ago
FCK!
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Ukraine is using everything that they can get their hands on - regardless of how effective it actually is. Gepards have pretty short range in comparison to any missile system.
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3y ago
Lasers won't really be used in A2A, except for maybe intercepting missiles and drones. There's not really any A2A going on anymore within visual range.
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> What often decides the outcomes of battles are the accuracy of ships’ air defenses and how many missiles they have onboard. I always do wonder how realistic these war games actually are? They (at least the war games that are public) al
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3y ago
I feel so unsatisfied
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This is quite a probable scenario.
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3y ago
Hard agree here. There are so many small things there that could be improved. One simple one is identifier re-use, if it is necessary for some reason, then at the very least it shouldn't happen within a specific time frame, so that you
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3y ago
Loser pays legal fees once they lose, until then you're on the hook. And there's always the chance you will lose. HP (or, insert big entity here) has too much money to throw at lawyers, so usually it does not really make sense for
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3y ago
The key is really getting the costs down on batteries + the necessary inverter and charger.
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It's still a bit weird how there's no universal gold standard way to handle authentication with websites. JWT is the closest there is, and there are still enough open ends with it for there to be as many ways to implement it as th
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3y ago
Short lived access token, and long lived refresh token. Upon access token refresh and login, refresh token is also rotated. Refresh token expiry is tens of days, access token some hours. Their opinion is that this is enough security. IMO re
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3y ago
It's interesting how much of an upward hill battle it has been for me to argue that JWT tokens need to be stored in cookies rather than LocalStorage. In my latest project, the lead backend dev is convinced it is insecure to store the a
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3y ago
There's the NIH guidelines here: https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminD-HealthProfessiona...
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3y ago
One of the biggest challenges with renewable energy in energy grids is something called inertia. Her's a nice article: https://www.fingridlehti.fi/en/what-is-inertia/
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3y ago
I think in terms of the energy grid batteries are currently more like your L1 cache or similar. I.e. very expensive to have, and has specific requirements so you have little of it. Hydro would be more like your RAM.
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> The other interesting development has been the wholesale pricing retailer; not only do they apply the live wholesale price to your consumption, but also your feed in. It works the same in the Nordics, you can purchase and sell power at
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3y ago
Yep, it's now time for MS to throw in the laywers.
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> It sounds very out of line of what you'd expect. Except if Sam and Greg have some anti-compete clauses. If they join MS, they have a nice 10 billion USD leverage against any lawsuites.
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> I remain, confused. I think everyone is confused.
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This just makes the board seem very incompetent TBH, why select a CEO that is not aligned with the board?
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3y ago
They might've just told her that she's now CEO without her actual approval.
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> So what dosage would you recommend in terms of both and also is it always contingent on getting a blood test? It is very personal, and as your body makes D3 when exposed to sunlight it also varies significantly with the seasons.
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3y ago
We could also go the other way with supernatural, divine, extraordinary, otherworldly, and alien!
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Nope
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It strange - they could easily have done this with a different timeline and framed it as taking the company to the next level. Growing how fast they are definitely will require completely different leadership than when they were small. Defi
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If they threw him out this suddenly, I think we're going to find out.
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Now this is going to start up all kinds of speculation.
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3y ago
> So if you are willing to buy used, then yes, ICE is still going to have an advantage for a while. It does depend on where you are. In the Nordics an EV is definitely cheaper than even a used ICE. Biggest reason being the reduced fuel c
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What you say is not true in most places. EV charging won't raise overall power consumption that much, and the majority of tthe EU will stop burning coal around the 2030's. Nuclear isn't much on the table in Europe, especially
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